Mobile, Ala. — The Mobile Parks and Recreation Department (MPRD) has released its latest Activity Guide, highlighting hundreds of events, activities and programs for Mobilians to Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — The City of Mobile will soon begin long-planned infrastructure improvements and traffic safety enhancements to the Dauphin Street corridor near the intersection of Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — The City of Mobile will host a free horse rider training class on Saturday, Jan. 10, to help ensure the safety of horses, Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — Come celebrate this season of giving at the Mobile Parks and Recreation Department’s Christmas Extravaganza at the James Seals Community Center on Saturday, Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — Ahead of the 2026 Carnival season, the City of Mobile has updated the policies that help ensure the safety and wellbeing of horses, Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis’ appointments to lead the City of Mobile’s Department of Public Safety and the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department (MFRD) were unanimously confirmed Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — As part of the Downtown Street Optimization project, the City of Mobile will convert St. Joseph Street from one-way to two-way traffic overnight Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — Construction will begin this week along Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue as the City of Mobile makes major investments into this historic Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — Crews will begin removing traffic signals at several downtown intersections on Wednesday, Nov. 12, as part of the City of Mobile’s ongoing Downtown Read More >>>

Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis has announced a leadership team of experienced professionals and civil servants who will help lead his administration and the City of Mobile.

His Administrative Cabinet strikes a balance between continuity and fresh perspective, featuring several leaders who served with former Mayor Sandy Stimpson and helped drive Mobile’s growth and progress over the past 12 years. While most of the city’s executive directors and department heads will continue in their current roles, Mayor Cheriogotis has adjusted the city's organizational structure.